Kanda Tamagoken Ikebukuro — Restaurant in Tokyo

Small like many japanese food spots. Service is good, order can be done online in English (translate website). The service worker do speak just a little english and will talk to you in japanese. But they are good at expressing themself with gestures and tone so you will get the gist of what they tell you (for example that you can get free sides and water and where you need to pay. Last is also part of the "how to". So don't worry if you are a foreigner. Go get some tasty omurice

Portions can be adjusted and extras are possible too. 1550¥ for hiashi(?) and small beer.

PS: Ambiente can be a positive or a negative depending on what you expect/want. It is...

Local joint that only does omurice. Buy with the machine: English option avail. There is a window with fake food on the right so you can decide what you want first. The brown sauce is the classic and a must.( I think there is a beef curry too that is also brown) add a hamburger patty is also classic. There is a creamy mushroom white sauce no meat (can’t promise it is totally vegetarian). I do recommend getting cheese. Self-serve: water, hot broth( that’s what the mugs are for), and lightly pickled cabbage salad. This is an easy way to experience the ticket, eat quickly and leave experience. If it is crowded, don’t...

I ordered a mini sized crab croquette omurice with their seasonal sauce. Very delicious, while it was the smallest size, the portion was still very generous.

The croquettes are crispy on the outside and soft on the outside. The omurice itself is very flavourful, but the sauce gave it an extra hearty taste, almost like a lasagna. Soup and salad is self-service, so you can take as much as you like.

Inside the store, they even give you a container to store your coat or bags, if you sit near the window, you can directly hang it on the hangers available.

Was a truly...